Marketing Email Accessibility Audit for Screen Readers and Low Vision
Check an email for screen reader, contrast and layout problems.
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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Audit my newsletter or marketing email for accessibility. The email content and layout described or pasted: [EMAIL_CONTENT]. The email tool and template: [EMAIL_TOOL]. Audience needs I know about: [AUDIENCE_NEEDS]. Check subject line clarity, preheader text, heading structure, link text, button size and contrast, image-only content, alt text, font size, line length, spacing, use of emoji, colour alone for meaning, dark mode behaviour I describe, and a plain-text alternative. Make a table with Item, Finding, Why it matters, and Fix. Provide rewritten link text for five links I list [LINKS], alt text suggestions for the images I describe, and a short test plan: view with images off, with large text, with a screen reader on a phone, and in dark mode. List what to ask my email provider about accessibility features [VERIFY]. Do not guarantee a specific compliance level. Present it as a checklist to test. Add a worked rewrite of a button from 'Click here' to 'Read the spring guide', a subject line check, and a contrast example with two colours I measure (text ratio to compare with the target [VERIFY]). Include a short test: read the email aloud with images turned off.
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